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Re: BUISSON orphans in New Orleans

TreeGenie — 2012-04-05 05:47:40Z

Thank you for your response.

Do you know of another orphanage from that time period in New Orleans. Someone had posted that it was a Masonic Orphanage, but, the Masonic lodge in Alexandria did not have any records of an orphanage.

We appreciate your help. Thank you again.

Jane

Re: BUISSON orphans in New Orleans

terez42 — 2012-04-05 04:03:29Z

Sorry I can't help you. All of our orphans were girls.

Re: BUISSON orphans in New Orleans

TreeGenie — 2012-04-04 21:06:37Z

I would like to find information for a child who was adopted from an orphanage in New orleans. He was born Nov 21, 1907. He was adopted by Edward and Florence Ranck. All the parties involved have died and I don't have any other information. I was researching to find a mother who died on that same date and her name was Stella Buisson. The child adopted was named Clarence Martin Ranck, and he only had one son, Clarence Martin Ranck, Jr., my husband.
Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.

Jane Ranck

Buisson mailing list

smars2005 — 2012-03-03 15:00:34Z

Just to let anyone out there know who might be interested that there is a new BUISSON mailing list on rootsweb. Go to http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/b/buisson.html for more info on how to join.

Thanks
Sam

PS Does anyone know anything about the origins of the BUISSON name, eg is it definitely French?

BUISSON orphans in New Orleans

terez42 — 2011-03-01 16:10:18Z

Two BUISSON sisters of Loreauville, Louisiana were placed at Mount Carmel Orphan Asylum in New Orleans. We have baptism certificates we'd be happy to give to a family member if you can name at least one of them... one born in 1907, the other in 1911. Contact: Sisters of Mount Carmel Archives / 420 Robert E Lee Blvd / New Orleans, LA 70124

Objet : Buisson mailing list

lillyxoxo1 — 2008-06-15 23:49:07Z

Hi!
Buisson is a real french name.
they comme from Normandie in France and like others families in this part of country, they immigrate in Canada.

Pierre Peter Buisson-Bisson-Besaw-Bisonette & Rose Emard-Hemard-Menard, Quebec >Franklin Co, NY

MFearn — 2007-08-25 23:33:53Z

Looking for information and connection to anyone having data on the above couple. Pierre BUISSON of Chateauguay,Quebec became Peter Bisson, Beesaw, or Bisonette when in USA. He was born abt 1793, son of Pierre BUISSON and Charlotte DESGROSEILLERS of Quebec, and married Rosa-Rose Aimard-Hemard-Emard aka MENARD also b Chateauguay 7 Feb 1798 - couple supposedly married 1816 in St. Joachim-de- Chateauguay,Chateauguay, Quebec, Canada. Rose was the daughter of Antoine Emard-Hemard-Aymard aka MENARD and Marie Louise Premo-Primo aka PREAMEAU of Quebec. Peter and Rose resided briefly in the 1850 Fed Census of Constable, Franklin Co, New York. Children listed were Joseph, Toussaint, Rose, Charles, Alexander, Horace, and Hannah. Believe Rose to be a sister of my ancestor (Catherine Menard Poirier aka Peach) who also lives in Constable, NY, but need more info to confirm. Thanks in advance, appreciate any help!

Re: Cleveland Buisson, New Orleans, LA

YvonneHatch — 2004-04-08 14:35:06Z

My late sister was married to John Gerald Buisson, Sr.
all the names in your message, i have heard of.

Cleveland Buisson, New Orleans, LA

2004-04-08 14:34:19Z

I am looking for anyone that has information about the Buisson family tree. My grandfather was Cleveland Buisson, his brother was John Buisson, sister was Rita Buisson later Green. They were born in or around New Orleans, their father was also Cleveland. I have heard other names like, Harry, Charlie, and Margurite. I know that there was either a uncle or grandfather probably in the 1700 or 1800 that either wrote or helped write the French dictionary in France. Cleveland Sr. died in 1965, Cleveland Jr. died in 1987, John died in 1984, and Rita died in 1994. Anyone that can help please contact me at: SPANGLESGULIAN@AOL.COM THANK YOU.